Re: bcompiler strange behaviour on linux

Hello Troy, Tuesday, August 30, 2005, 12:33:30 PM, you wrote: T> Whilst testing bcompiler on different platforms I noticed some T> weird things happening on a Linux box. The testing stemmed from T> what seems to be a bcompiler crash on a Linux 2.6.10 server running T> php-4.3.10 with Zend Optimizer enabled. At this stage I am still T> unsure what is causing the crash on that server, but in the mean T> time I have found another quirk. bcompiler shouldn't work with zend optimizer. they both intercept zend_compile_file() call. T> I set up a simple script on my test Linnux box (php-4.3.10-debug T> with bcompiler-cvs) which creates a class, writes it as bytecode T> to a file, then if the file exists, reads the bytecode and tries T> to create an instance of the object. your script works ok with php 5.0, 5.1 and (even) 6.0 :) but causes some problems with php 4. i think, due to some minor bug. i'll try to find and fix it. the only thing i want to note - the way you've written your script is kind of deprecated. the main idea of bcompiler is to replace entire .php source files with bytecode equivalents. so, the new-way code is: (chicken_class.php) <? class chicken { var $name = "henry"; function chicken () { } } ?> (chicken_test.php) <? require_once 'chicken_class.phb'; $chook = new chicken(); echo "chicken is named $chook->name \n"; print_r ($chook); ?> (compile.php) $f = fopen($dst_name, "w"); bcompiler_write_header($f); bcompiler_write_file($f, $src_name); bcompiler_write_footer($f); fclose($f); -- Best regards, val mailto:val@vk.kiev.ua